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Caravaggio’s Madonna of the Rosary

August 19, 2013 · by Amy · in Art History, Caravaggio, Collaboration, Education, Essay, History, Religious History, Rosary Project, Sacred Art

James from Amor Sciendi and I collaborated on his latest video, “The Madonna of the Rosary and the Counter Reformation.” You can watch the video below and read the article for more information. Please visit the Amor Sciendi YouTube channel…

Heaven

January 31, 2012 · by Amy · in Art History, Explorations, Religious History, Sacred Art

In the sixteenth century and seventeenth centuries, the Catholic Church was engaged in an ideological war with (among others) Martin Luther, the young professor and preacher from the North. As his teachings spread across Europe, the Church needed a way…

The Nativity

December 22, 2011 · by Amy · in Art, Art History, Jesus, Religious History, Sacred Art, Series

The Nativity of Jesus is drawn from accounts of Christ’s birth in the Gospels of Luke and Matthew. Following the Annunciation, Mary tells Joseph that she is with child and goes to visit her relative, Elizabeth, who is pregnant with John…

The Annunciation

December 16, 2011 · by Amy · in Art History, Religious History, Sacred Art

Hello readers! Merry Christmas! In the coming days before Christmas, we’re going to examine the Christmas story, starting with the Annunciation. This is an important event in Christianity  and one of the most popular iconographies in Marian art. Before we start…

King David: Symbol of Perfection and Justice

September 21, 2011 · by Amy · in Art, Art History, Explorations, Sacred Art

Note: This is part two of my series on Renaissance and Baroque depictions of David. Part One of this series explored the story of King David and, despite his shortcomings, how he came to be a Renaissance hero. Not only…

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